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School Well, we have officially had our 2nd IEP meeting for Alexander. While we went into this meeting with little expectation to get more services, there was still a little glimmer of hope. The IEP Team went over the results from a recent evaluation each therapist completed with Alex. Alex continues to excel in communication. If you have met him, you know how much he loves to talk. We are able to understand more and more each day, and he has even said 3-word sentences. Additionally, he made progress in a few other areas. There were a couple of areas he lost a few points, however, his last evaluation was completed on 2-year old norms. I am very proud of him, but I also realize the reason for this continued success is because of the early start and very intensive therapy he had for three years. I continue to worry about what the lack of therapy will create for us down the road. When Mr. Whittler agreed to evaluate him again, I was quick to say yes! I think the only way we c